Please use c++ as the language.

14.4 Homework 1, problem 3 (1) Write a function called fahrenheit for converting a temperature from Celsius to Fahrenheit. (Recall that to do this, you take the value, multiply by 1.8, and then add 32.) Your function should take the Celsius temperature, a floating point value, as input, and return the Fahrenheit temperature, also a floating point value. For two points, have your main call this function and print the value of 26 degrees Celsius. (2) Next, for two points, prompt the user to enter the current temperature, store it in a variable called temperature, and write a loop in your main that tests the function by calculating the Fahrenheit values of 0 through temperature degrees Celsius, with each value printed on a single line as shown below. (You may assume the user will input an integer.) (3) Finally, for two points, add an if statement that checks if the final value is greater than 100. If it is, print "It's hot!", and if it's not, print "Feels good out here!" For example, a full run of this program (just to help you get the formatting correctly) with input 4 should look like: 26 degrees Celsius is 78.8 Enter the current temperature: 0 degrees Celsius is 32 Fahrenheit degrees Celsius is 33.8 Fahrenheit 2 degrees Celsius is 35.6 Fahrenheit 3 degrees Celsius is 37.4 Fahrenheit 4 degrees Celsius is 39.2 Fahrenheit Feels good out here